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August 24, 2016 at 7:46 am #47788
Just Saying
MUST
Which I Care Most- OS
Dual-boot native Android and Windows
NO REMIXOS BULLSHIT - CPU, Memory And Storage
Anything which supports both Anroid and Windows
At least 4GB Memory
At least 64GB Storage - Display
8-inch
IPS
Tempered Glass
At least FHD Resolution
At least 300 cd/m2 Brightness
Dim enough at lowest brightness setting - Data and charge
TWO USB PORT WITH DATA CONNECTIVITY
NO MICRO-B (Android 5pin)
Dual Type-C or Type-C + Type-A(Fullsize USB)
One of them should be dedicated charge port - Sensors
Accelerometer - Data Connection
Blutooth
Wifi - SD-Card
UHS-I fast speed
up to 256gb compatibility - Audio
A stereo 3.5mm port
Speaker
Optional
I’ll happily use these if it’s possible but it’ not necessary- GPS
- 3G or 4G
- Dual band Wifi
- Keyboard Connection
- Active Stylus
- Stereo Speaker
WHAT I DONT CARE
I can easily give up these for any reason to improve another part of the tablet.- Display output
- Camera, both front and back
- Thickness
I DONT CARE ABOUT THINKNESS AT ALL. JUST PUT MORE BATTERY.
7MM THICKNESS VS 14MM THICKNESS WITH DOUBLE SIZED BATTERY?
I’LL ALWAYS CHOOSE LATTER.
September 3, 2016 at 7:51 pm #48733Cube i9… Work out how to install Android x86 6.0 RC-2. I have the i7 book. It’s the only android I’ve managed to work on a x86 device in ~2 years.
Full size USB 3.0 A + type C + 12V dedicated charding pin.
There is one m2 SSD inside.
BUT there is a spare m2 Slot.
This could be used for a 4g card. They often have inbuilt GPS.
The modules have really come down in price: they start at 75 Euros
I did a quick search for 4g lte m2 module
found this site:
https://techship.se/products/category/lte-ngff-m2/
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While some of them claim Android driver support….
I’d be really surprised if it worked out of the box.
I mean would you have to insert the kernel module manually?
Hey maybe it does work out of the box… I don’t know.
Maybe you want to dive into the deep be a legend and test it?
I don’t know your expertise level….
On XDA there was someone who installed a 4G module
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67421561&postcount=261
Under windows I have no doubt that this would work though.
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